Happy Thanksgiving!

All the trainees, some current volunteers, and staff are at Wendy's (country director) house chilling with some Xbox, Internet, and TV (oh, and running water). I  so thankful for having such a great group of people to be around for the next two years, not to mention my family back home who supports me much. I will post more about my daily escapades and what life is like later when I have more consistent electricity at my permanent site, so look out for that next month. Later!

Here are some photos from training. Enjoy! More photos to come, but my internet sucks right now...

The view from my school

My new digs in Ha Makoae

Update: I'm alive

I'm here in the camp town with semi consistent Internet, so here are some quick updates: Lesotho is beautiful and the mountains in the sunset are amazing. Training is getting to be tedious, but the people (Basotho and other trainees) are great. I will start actually cooking for myself today, which is awesome, seeing that I get 90% empty carbs for food from my host family. To find where I am, look for Teyateyaneng (camptown of Berea district) and Ha Koali/Ha Mothebesoane (my training village) on a map. I buzzed my hair off an have plans to sell it to a witch doctor. I have become the "official" PCPT (peace corps personal trainer - peace corps loves acronyms.) for our group along with my friend Lee. All the little kids here love to do handstands, so I fit right in. More info to come later. I love you all! Keep on being awesome.